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French

Framed walls, considered symmetry and graceful furniture silhouettes.

European luxury interiors

Each image presents an independent room direction. Shared floorplans and consistency between rooms are reviewed separately.

French neoclassical enfilade

Independent French rooms explore aligned double-door views, full-height carved panelling and slender garden windows. An oval dining rotunda and an L-shaped dressing room introduce different ceiling forms, with carved consoles, upholstered seating and a seated vanity.

French neoclassical enfilade · Reception salon
French neoclassical enfilade · Reception salon
French neoclassical enfilade · Dining room
French neoclassical enfilade · Dining room
French neoclassical enfilade · Dressing and vanity
French neoclassical enfilade · Dressing and vanity
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Design references

Compare the designs, furniture and details shown, then discuss the requirements for your project.

Ivory and cobalt French interiors
Ivory and cobalt French interiors
Ivory and cobalt French interiors · Villa living room
Ivory and cobalt French interiors · Villa living room
Ivory and cobalt French interiors · Dining room
Ivory and cobalt French interiors · Dining room
Ivory and cobalt French interiors · Bedroom
Ivory and cobalt French interiors · Bedroom
Ivory gold rococo manor interiors · Furniture collection
Ivory gold rococo manor interiors · Furniture collection
Ivory gold rococo manor interiors · Space arrangement 1
Ivory gold rococo manor interiors · Space arrangement 1
Ivory gold rococo manor interiors · Space arrangement 2
Ivory gold rococo manor interiors · Space arrangement 2
Ivory carved manor furniture suite
Ivory carved manor furniture suite

More space references

Browse individual room references independently of the spatial directions above.

Framed walls, considered symmetry and graceful furniture silhouettes. Set the hierarchy of wall mouldings before adding decorative objects. Balance curved furniture and framed cabinetry with the room height, and compare paint, timber and metal samples to avoid competing undertones. Develop the palette across adjoining rooms before selecting individual pieces. Review proportions, material transitions and lighting together in a coordinated sample board, then translate the approved direction into room-specific drawings and a product schedule.

Concept palette · colour and finish to be confirmed with physical samples.

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Material & technical library

Product system

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